Sentence examples similar to be more hand from inspiring English sources

For instance, there will be more hand-held devices in China in two years than there will be in all of Europe.

He gets time off as a congressman, but a governor has to be more hands on.

"I think he needs to be more hands on," she said.

The fact that the FIP worker is separate from social workers means parents are less suspicious of them – and they can be more hands on.

This classic 39-ounce piece is more hand cannon than handgun.

A WASH in Schools evaluation in Kenya indicates that girls were absent less in schools where there was more hand washing and very high toilet use.

He said there has been "more hand-holding in investment strategies, and portfolio allocations".

"You mean in the accounts department?" "It's more hands on," he said.

Byron has had to step up and he's more hands-on now".

Those tugging along kids might opt for the New York Hall of Science instead; it's more hands on.

What's more, handing these powers is an abdication of the federal government's responsibility to steward our national heritage, many of which cross state boundaries.